Diversity & Inclusion

Despite learning disability, Laura Davison has one university degree already and is on the Dean's Honour List.

REGINA | The Saskatchewan government has begun an advertising campaign to find ordinary residents to sit as public representatives on various self-regulting health bodies in the province.

Canadian Blood Services estimates that about one in two Canadians can give blood – but this year only one in 60 has done so. To turn the tide, the organization is encouraging Canadians to “Rally Together to Save Lives.”

Move about respect and fairness in dealing with management, says union rep.

The influx of female physicians in the industry is driving change that could redefine how health care is delivered.

Part of a series of stories profiling graduating students.

The annual award will recognize both demonstrated and potential leadership in individuals in the pharmacy profession.

Report focuses on the value of care provided mainly by women and includes new wage data, recommendations.